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Foot Bridge
| Monkey Bridge
| Ladder | Zip Line
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Characteristics For beginners. Cool with bridges ViaFerrata.Org – tipsMuseum of the Glasses in the town Level| Strength | partie A
Partie B
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3
| Vertigo
| partie A
Partie B | 2
2
| | Type | partie A
Partie B | Plaine: 1
| | Technique | partie A
Partie B | 2 | | Evaluation | partie A
Partie B | Not Difficult
Difficult
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Explication Level (Information)
Strength
1. for beginners and kids
2. needs some via ferrata experience
3. needs some physical strength (at least 1 difficult part)
4. extremely demanding, needs excellent physical condition
Vertigo
1. low
2. middle
3. high, some parts with considerable exposure
4. very exposed
Type
Plaine - Mountain - High Mountain
1. abundant equipment
2. contacts with the rocs
3. scarce equipment
Technique
1. easy, beginner
2. with bridge, ladder, etc..
3. need deep knowledge (zip line)
Information Office de Tourisme intercommunal de Morez
Phone 03 84 33 08 73. Outside of France: ++33 3 84 33 08 73
Length and AltitudeVia ferrata length: 400 m.
Drop : 216 m
Viaferrata start : 702 m
Viaferrata Finish : 918 m
Orientation: South - East When can you climb itMay 15 - November 15
Via Ferrata built by
Bondier/Hudry, les Ménuires
Open on July 9, 2005
TimesFrom the park: 5 minutes
Via Ferrata: 1h30
Back to the park: 15 min (via the forest)
From Paris
470 km (415 km highway)
A6 : Paris / Beaune
A36 and A39 : Beaune / Poligny (exit Bersaillin)
RN5 : Poligny / Morez
From Lyon
170 km (100 km highway)
A40 and A 404: Lyon / Oyonnax (Exit Oyonnax)
Oyonnax / Saint Claude / Morez
From Geneva
55 km
RN 5 to Dijon 
Contact S.N.C.F. for train schedule
Gare SNCF in Morez
To the start of the viaferrataFrom the Place Jean Jaurès (central square with town hall, museum, tourist office), follow the River Bienne towards Longchaumois, then turn left on the D69, direction Ste Claude; 400m further, on the left, you will see a signboard indicating the start of the via.
Viaferrata climbingAfter the first 10 m climb, you cross a bridge leading to another wall and, after that, a monkey bridge brings you back to a vertical face. At the top of that, you reach a connecting footpath. A traverse across the Faucon Pélérin area brings you to a Nepalese bridge. The final ascent of the Traversée des Chamois ends at the Roche au Dade belvedere. DescentA marked path will get you back to the centre of Morez in about 15 minutes.
Note: If you cannot continue, there is an escape exit at the level of the Faucon traverse.
Lodging - Hotel - RestaurantNear by, hotels, camping, B&B, etc...
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